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Double Metamorphosis sent on 15 Luglio 2012 (15:17) by Roberto Marini. 23 comments, 3146 views.

, 1/13 f/14.0, ISO 200, tripod. Parco Adda Nord, Italy.

il soffione e il bruco. ho assistito a questa trasformazione del bruco che nel giro di dieci minuti ha espulso una serie di larve, non sono in grado di spiegare questo fenomeno ma sarei curioso di sapere cosa è successo. ho scelto questo fotogramma perchè il piumino che si staccava e penso che sia un bel binomio di metamorfosi. ciao a tutti roberto

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Alberto Martini

sent on 25 Gennaio 2014 (18:34) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Simply outstanding. Great stroke of luck happened, fortunately for all, to the right person!

Paolo Garagnani

sent on 30 Maggio 2014 (17:10) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

beautiful shots
is a phenomenon that I've seen and photographed
although I have not studied the larvae that emerge may be a few wasp ovipositor with
that has infested the caterpillar. the caterpillar becomes the guest is sacrificed for hosting and probably fed larvae. I do not think it is a double metamorphosis, because it would be a case in which a single individual if they generate many more.

shots in this gallery are beautiful

Roberto Marini

sent on 30 Maggio 2014 (22:08) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

thanks to all of your comments.

“ is a phenomenon that I've seen and photographed
although I have not studied the larvae that emerge may be a few wasp ovipositor with
that has infested the caterpillar. the caterpillar becomes the guest who is sacrificed for hosting and probably fed larvae. I do not think it is a double metamorphosis „

Paul I'm glad you've been able to witness a similar phenomenon. see the title of the double metamorphosis inspired me from fonomeno of the larvae and the comforter that comes off. :-) Hello to everyone and thank Roberto ;-)

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